The Trinidad Triggers take the field, a survey shows most Colorado business owners are worried about unemployment insurance premium hikes and Michael Archuletta is appointed to Colorado's eHealth Commission.

The Department of Energy awards $19 million in grants, the trial for a former New Mexico mayor started late last week...community events are abundant this week.

Heavy rains last weekend caused flooding and debris, a new CEO takes the helm of Blue Star Helium and Memorial Day is this Monday and there are volunteer opportunities this Saturday.

Trinidad State will survey Fisher's Peak for artifacts, Las Animas County is set to receive $2.8 million in funding from the American Rescue Plan, and the Colorado governor relaxes mask mandate for schools.

A new eatery opens in Trinidad, Trinidad Natural Gas plans to start meter replacement program early this summer, and University of Colorado researches find in an un-peer reviewed study that 70 percent of Coloradans will need to get vaccinated for COVID to return to "normal".

Carnegie Public Library's Summer Reading Program registration opens to the public today, recent rainfall improves drought conditions somewhat locally, and plague remains present in Colorado.

Gov. Jared Polis signs Colorado's 2021-2022 budget into law, the county health department rescinds its public health order, the canary birdbath breaks and San Isabel Electric Offices open to the public June 1.

A pot grower is awarded two additional cultivation licenses, Trinidad Q1 expenditures are approved and a massive transportation bill passes the Colorado Senate.

Heavy rains increase inflow and release at Trinidad Lake, a new shop in town wants to help service people's dogs, and the New Mexico Department of Veterans Services has a new phone number for its rural veterans transportation program.

We are back after a two day interruption. The Hoehne Farmers take home their fourth state title, Trinidad is awarded a Brownsfield Grant, Gov. Jared Polis ends state mask mandate for fully vaccinated people and signs the state's 2021 budget bill.